The data I'm plotting is for a series of numerical simulations for which I know the number of runs so I can clone the first page the right number of times before reading any of the data in. Occasionally a simulation will fail however I don't know they fail until I read in the data (not my software). This is not an issue in itself and I just ignore that simulation and plot the next one instead. What becomes an issue is that I end up with a load of pages at the end that have only the basic information of the cloned page but no simulation data to plot on them. So I thought the way round this is to delete these pages as I know how many runs have failed. Unfortunately when I use the DeletePages function it not only removes the last pages but also removes all of the cloned data from the whole document. So I basically end up with pages of data with none of the standard headers and footer etc.

It is as though the DeletePages function also deletes the cloned pages or at least mucks up the way this is handled by the PDF. Interestingly if I save the document and then delete the pages in Acrobat, it doesn't have this problem.

Anyone have any thoughts? IS this the way it is supposed to work or is this a bug in QuickPDF?